| ▲ | rustyhancock a day ago | |
You think a 10 year old is checking the Shannon entropy of some files and deducing that that a single byte xor key is being used? Reversing it and adding more MP4 files then writing NFC cards to play whatever they want? Surely this is a perfect example of a losing sight of the wider picture. The articles appeal to well if they do this with a €10 projector they'd do it with a €100,000 is again absolutely comical. | ||
| ▲ | zbentley a day ago | parent [-] | |
If you use rot13 as your data encryption, then a ten year old can absolutely break it--not by knowing what "rot13" or "data encryption" mean, but by clicking a button in a one-click jailbreak app. On the other hand, if you use stronger data protection, technical expertise can be required--remember the "kamikaze hack" for breaking hardware DRM on the Xbox 360? https://kotaku.com/one-of-the-wildest-console-hacks-ever-184... | ||